On MSN
This morning on msn a friend told me that his social life has been reduced to this.. That chatting was the only non-work related human interaction he managed in his crowded day. I can totally imagine. I mean when we don’t have internet I shrivel up inside and just basically die for the day. Cause face it, our life-line, our connection with the outside world was severed in the worst of ways. MSN addict?? YES I AM. 
I can totally imagine it. The internet has become an addiction.
, I wouldn’t have enjoyed a single vacation, because the tendency to go online will be ver high even when I need to leave all the technology behind.
Sometimes I decide that I won’t go online for the day, that I will do other human interface activities and stop surfing/blogging/msn,,,, etc, but I fail to do so for more than a day (2 maximum).
Some people I know we rarely speak face to face or on the phone, we are always on the msn.
El Hamd lelah I don’t have a laptop
(I confess that sometimes I even chat using my mobile when there is a car jam!)
It IS an addiction!
MSN was my best bud back in Paris days.
I hate it with passion.
Nousha: I’m an addict
and the withdrawel symptoms are NASTY.
Maxxed Out: Well. You’re here now. So no more chatting with friends back home instead you get to chat with the people you left behind in Paris